>This doesn't seem like the IEMI cell tower tracking that carriers do.
It would have much richer granularity than cell tower tracking. Cell towers can be miles apart. Google location services use GPS, cell towers, and the wireless access points around you to pinpoint.
(For example when I worked in an urban office it could tell which side of the building I was at when looking at directions)
It would have much richer granularity than cell tower tracking. Cell towers can be miles apart. Google location services use GPS, cell towers, and the wireless access points around you to pinpoint.
(For example when I worked in an urban office it could tell which side of the building I was at when looking at directions)